Yes. Use 45'
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Yes. Use 45'
Pics please.
JIMMYtheSKULL
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Kinda like this:
https://www.ewarehouse.atkc.com.my/HDPE-Fittings-Equal-Elbow-25mm-x-25mm
That would be the bend but i think i have eliminated 2 of the 3 bends last one goes into the house, from a
junction box on the outer wall. Not sure what i can do there....
https://www.ewarehouse.atkc.com.my/HDPE-Fittings-Equal-Elbow-25mm-x-25mm
That would be the bend but i think i have eliminated 2 of the 3 bends last one goes into the house, from a
junction box on the outer wall. Not sure what i can do there....
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JIMMYtheSKULL
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not sure where to put pics so you can see.
I just did the same setup over the weekend. I ran normal 20mm conduit on my perimeter wall and below a short piece of paving to avoid the overhead cable. Worked perfectly. I used 90 degree bends, both the closed ones and the ones with inspection cover. I found the ones with inspection cover more difficult for pulling through the fibre as it has some edges inside but could open them up as it was above ground. They do allow a tigher corner though. For the 45 degree corners I just bent the conduit.
Buy the normal white conduit bends, the HDPE benda are overkill and way more expensive
Buy the normal white conduit bends, the HDPE benda are overkill and way more expensive
JIMMYtheSKULL
Expert Member
Have been with them for years and not willing to loose email address. Never really had a problem with them.
Ok. Just find it weird that people will spend their whole life with an isp over an email address when it's really not hard to migrate without interruption to a isp agnostic email address.
JIMMYtheSKULL
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Just a question on the speed, I'm on the 40mb package is that 20 down and 20 up = 40?
If you mean Openserve 40/20, then it is 40 down and 20 up
JIMMYtheSKULL
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Well my new install 40mb is 20 up 20 down. sigh.........
Take it up with your isp.
JIMMYtheSKULL
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My fault appologies to MWEB/Open Serve my old router was max 20mb...... /hides in shame
The router that was delivered sorted the issue.
The router that was delivered sorted the issue.